Texas Solicited para Program, Reprogram, o Canceler RNA Conference para Revision de Beneficios (Benefit Review Conference-BRC), o para Pro ceder Directamente an RNA Audience para Disputer Beneficial (Contested Case Hearing-CCH) is the term used to refer to the process in Texas of requesting a conference or hearing to review or dispute a worker’s compensation claim. This request can be used by employers, injured workers, and insurance companies to request a review or hearing to determine the appropriate benefits. There are two types of Texas Solicited para Program, Reprogram, o Canceler RNA Conference para Revision de Beneficios (Benefit Review Conference-BRC), o para Pro ceder Directamente an RNA Audience para Disputer Beneficial (Contested Case Hearing-CCH). The first is a Benefit Review Conference (BRC). This is a non-adversarial conference between the employer, injured worker, and insurance company to discuss the claim and determine the appropriate benefits. The second is a Contested Case Hearing (CCH). This is a formal, adversarial hearing before an administrative law judge who will decide the appropriate benefits based on the evidence presented.